The Ford Explorer is once again at the center of a major recall, joined by several Lincoln models including the Navigator, Nautilus, and Aviator. According to newly released information, a total of 254,640 vehicles are…
Author: Elizabeth Taylor
Elizabeth Taylor covers the evolving world of cars with a focus on smart tech, luxury design, and the future of mobility. At Dax Street, she brings a fresh perspective to everything from electric vehicles to classic icons, delivering stories that blend industry insight with real-world relevance.
Toyota Might Be Working on a Plug-In Tacoma, Here’s How It Could Work
Toyota’s newest patent filings may provide an early look at how the automaker intends to solve one of the biggest engineering challenges facing plug-in pickup trucks: battery packaging. Plug-in pickup trucks are beginning to emerge…
Jaguar Canceled Four New Cars Before Committing to an All-Electric Future
Jaguar’s transition to an all-electric lineup may have come at a higher cost than previously known. According to former design chief Ian Callum, the British automaker had four next-generation models in development before abandoning them…
Tesla, SpaceX Reveal $25B ‘Terafab’ Chip Factory Plan in Austin
Tesla and SpaceX have announced plans to build a massive semiconductor manufacturing facility in Austin, Texas, called “Terafab.” Estimated to cost between $20 billion and $25 billion, the project would rank among the largest chip…
Cadillac to Eliminate Torque-Based Badging by 2027 as Brand Refocuses on Clarity and EV Growth
Cadillac has confirmed it will phase out its torque-based badge naming system beginning in 2027, bringing an end to a branding experiment that struggled to connect with consumers. The decision reflects a broader effort by…
Tesla Avoids 2.26 Million-Vehicle Recall as Federal Scrutiny Intensifies Over Full Self-Driving
Tesla has secured a regulatory reprieve in the United States after federal safety authorities declined to pursue a large-scale recall tied to its one-pedal driving feature. However, the decision arrives at a time when scrutiny…
All-Electric BMW i3 Pushes Limits With Ultra-Fast Charging and Long Range
The BMW 3 Series has long served as a benchmark for the brand, combining performance, precision, and everyday usability. That lineage now evolves with the introduction of the all-electric BMW i3, the second model built…
EV Owners in The United States Face Potential $250 Charge to Fund Highways
Following the removal of the $7,500 federal EV tax credit last year, a new proposal could further reshape the economics of electric vehicle ownership in the United States. The chair of the House Transportation and…
Nissan Turns Used EV Batteries Into Fast Charging Solution in Spain
Nissan Motor Corporation is continuing to develop its circular economy initiatives by supporting the rollout of an ultra-fast EV charging system powered by repurposed electric vehicle batteries at the Port of Vigo. The system, known…
Cybertruck Overpass Incident Adds to Tesla Autopilot Controversy
A Tesla Cybertruck owner in Houston, Texas has filed a $1 million lawsuit against the automaker after an incident she says placed both her and her infant child at serious risk. The fully electric pickup…
Japan’s New Import Rules Enable Nissan to Reintroduce US-Made Murano
There is limited commercial rationale for exporting US-produced Muranos back to Japan, but the move represents a relatively low-cost method of building goodwill with the United States. By Stewart Burnett Nissan has aligned itself with…
Tesla Behind LG Energy Solution’s $4.3B LFP Battery Contract for Megapack Systems
The US Department of the Interior has identified Tesla as the customer behind a US$4.3 billion battery supply agreement that LG Energy Solution first revealed in July without naming the partner involved. As part of…
Volvo Drops EX30 From US Lineup, Leaving Gap in Its Affordable EV Offering
Volvo Cars has confirmed that it will discontinue US sales of the EX30 and EX30 Cross Country after the 2026 model year. Dealer orders for the vehicles will close on March 20, while production of…
Sony-Honda Afeela 1 Faces Uncertainty After Honda Cancels EVs
Honda’s recent decision to cancel three upcoming electric vehicles in the United States has created new uncertainty for the Afeela electric sedan developed through its joint venture with Sony. The Sony Honda Mobility partnership says…
Trump-Era Tariffs Drive Up Costs for Automakers and Car Buyers
U.S. auto tariffs introduced under President Donald Trump have already cost global automakers tens of billions of dollars, according to industry reports, with analysts warning that consumers are likely to shoulder much of the financial…
Changan Deepal S05 Offers 303-Mile Range and Fast Charging in UK Debut
Changan UK has introduced the Deepal S05, a new fully electric compact SUV offering a driving range of up to 303 miles under WLTP standards and carrying a five-star Euro NCAP safety rating. The Deepal…
8 Iconic Classic Cars That Were Originally Designed for the Military
Classic automobiles often carry stories that go far beyond styling trends or consumer demand. In some cases, the origins of famous vehicles can be traced directly to military engineering programs where durability, simplicity, and rugged…
8 Luxury Classics That Are Surprisingly Affordable to Insure
Luxury cars have long been associated with high ownership costs, and insurance premiums are often one of the biggest expenses. Historically, many luxury vehicles featured powerful engines, expensive materials, and complex technology, all of which…
Top 10 Most Successful Rally Cars From the 1960s and 1970s
Rally racing in the 1960s and 1970s represented one of the most formative eras in motorsport history. Long before the age of computerized traction control, carbon fiber chassis, and hybrid rally cars, manufacturers relied on…
Top 10 Classic Cars for People Who Only Have 10000 Dollars to Spend
Classic car ownership is often associated with high auction prices, pristine museum-quality restorations, and six-figure collectibles reserved for wealthy enthusiasts. Yet the classic car hobby has always had a far more accessible side. Across the…
Hyundai Faces $9.8M Judgment After Fraud Case Collapses Over Evidence
A used-car dealership in Pittsburgh has secured a major legal victory against Hyundai Motor America. After years of litigation involving recalled vehicles, a Pennsylvania judge has ordered the automaker to pay nearly $10 million. Knight…
Workhorse Fleet Logs 20 Million Electric Miles in Delivery Service
Workhorse Group’s growing fleet of electric delivery vehicles has reached a significant milestone. The company recently announced that its commercial EVs have collectively surpassed 20 million miles driven on electric power alone, marking a major…
Hyundai Plans Recall as 2026 Palisade Sales Are Temporarily Stopped
The 2026 Hyundai Palisade is offered in several trims aimed at families looking for a spacious three-row SUV. However, shoppers considering one right now may find that the two highest trims are unavailable. Hyundai has…
Kia Recalls 13,499 Units of the All-New 2027 Telluride Over Seatbelt Issue
The completely redesigned 2027 Kia Telluride has already delivered strong results for the brand. Last month, the SUV achieved a new all-time monthly sales record in the United States, with 13,198 units sold. That figure…
Volkswagen ID.3 Neo Revealed With V2L Power and Interior Changes
Volkswagen’s widely recognized electric hatchback is preparing for a significant refresh, bringing new technology such as bidirectional charging and a return to more traditional physical controls. The Volkswagen ID.3 is scheduled for a substantial refresh…